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DIED.

Thursday, July q, 1857, ANNE
Bruhn, aged l year aud i6 days. .gGI
Funeral will take place from residence Of paserts,
No. ITO Fourteenth street, this morning at 10
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. 1nterment private at Peninsula Gem.
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Tho Blade Ia in no sense an Antagonist
Of Senator Sherman in bis Presidential
aspiration. II is not the advocate Of any
Presidential nominee, but the friend Of
all. It has no candidate this year for the
Presidency. We believe that next year
Ia time enough to begin that agitation:
We emphaticalIy believe 1t to be "bsd
politics" to inject the national Issue into
State campaign. While we admire the
bold, frank stand Senator Sherman has
taken, We think tho step ill.adviBed Of
asking an endorsement Of the Toledo con-
vsrttnn re- E..-.-I| .9.a..E #Itl -.r" -.-H. .''
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TnusTEF,s SALE,
TRuSTFE's SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL EsTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.

SHALL COUNTY Ngig II 1sg DILL
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Jane. A.
Rice 70 the undersigned Trustee, dated on the i7tS
onice Of the CLERK oil the County court Of Marshall
county, West Vifgtnta, til Deed OF Trust Book No
4 folio o. will soil Of public auction, Al the font
door Of tho Court Housloi Marshall county,
SATURDAY. 2ith DAY OF sEPrHM Der, 1887,
land situate. on the waters OF Hickman, q branch
Of Fish creek, In MafshRll county, West Virginia
and bounded rs follows: Begthnipg at hlCkoty
corner to said Nice Ia the Marshal and Se,Iel cou
~ line north Soao west AS polcs 10 stone pile Ia
Biaw's limo; thence north 81 east cox poles 10 a
stake and W. o. bush In road, nn agteed corner
between Pttc'sop. Rice and EiAw; thence souih
s2xo west q poles TO ttonc near thetoad thence
north 60 west 20 poles TO stone; thence south 6Sa
west u poles 10 MI oak; thence south 95' west 10
poles to hickory; thence north $50 west "a poles
10 W. y. corner between Rico and Flaw, thence
south So west lolh poles TO- bush corner Of Val.
enttne Btoman; thence north Il poles 10 stone
within one rod 81 y sugar marked n, a corner;
thence north 4t9 wet II poles 10 ktone fl Becer
line on north bank ot Hickman; thence with said
line north 2s's cast 80 poles 70 astons near piue;
ISL" cast 10 poles 10 " o., thence north az cost
30 poles 10 drain: thence north t2S east q polCs
10 d rcd oak; thence north l7o cast @ poles 10
rcd oak. thence north So east % poles TO bush;
thence north 33o east IS poles TO sugar; thence
south G4o east $50 poles 10 the temporary line aud
with the same south % east rs poles 10 The begin.
| ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
and ihrce.lourlhs Of an acre. bo tho same moro OF
less 3l' '3'- ...aaIaEal lll1. lf''a lEEa .|F
| 4 TERMS OF sALE-onehali OF the purchase
money and as much more rs tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay. cash. and the residue IN ono year with
Interest thereon from tho day Of SALE The pur.
chaser 10 give his note with approved security, and
tho title to be retained ora decd Of trust given 10
| secure the deferred payment ass
Title beiieycd to be good, but selling M trustee
will only sell and convey such title a. Is vested Ia
me. So ~, sE 1'f9 'i -trsg JOHN J. JONES,
| iOon l g. Htf. Trultnc
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There is m American college in Rome.
but it has no base ball club and is there.
fore never heard oi,-PMladelphia Cal. III
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.s,' LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
W. COUNTY COURT OF OHIO COUNTY, State

". COUNTY COURT OF OHIO COUNTY, State
Of West Virginia. s9l7t =I#
In tho lustter Of tho probate CT the will Of Haf.
rlet Van Antwerp Brentlinger, deceased
Tho object Of tho petition filed In this matter Oh
ted 10 proba'e paper writing pnrpo,!ing 10 10
the Will Of Harriet Van Antwerp Breutlinger de.
ceased, bearing date on tho oath day OF Juae, D.
1857: And It Appearing from the petition and an
affidavit filed herein that Anna y. seAmon. Jaeob
Van Antwerp. Harriet A. T1uax, Sarah TymeIfon,
Gertrude DeGroT, Andrew Van VO't. Kate Van
vost. CHARLES Van Vost. Robert Van Vost, C0tnelIs
Choop, Mary A. Edward. Margaret Howard, Sarah
Howard. Eliza Howard. snrAh Campbell, James
stephenson and Jacob Stephenson. per-0ns who
arc therein and In said petition dccatcd to be In.
terestcd In The probate OF Said will, arc non resi-
dents OF this state it is ordered that they DO ap.
pear at my Office In the city Of Wheeling 10 tho
county mud state Aforesaid, within one month
alter the publication. aud do what Is necessary 70
Protect their interest Ia said matter.
Published tho first time July !. 1857
ti 81 ziss5,zt'aE3' a. GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
ERsKtNE Il ALLISON, ATTORNEYS. jylf
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-vsE THE GATE CITY : - 2

r OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
IL COUNTRY REsIDENCEs near Elm Grove.
Pursuant to the decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, ". Va !. entered on tho first day OF
juno 1857 In tho suit In chAncery pending III said
Court between MANY K. CEAcRAFr, p!aintif, aud
KEY MCDONALD AND OTHERS. defendants the un.
derslgned, who was by said decree appointed
special commissioner Tor the purpose will, on
THURSDAY, tho :ist DAY OF JULY, 1887,
commencing at ten O'Clock A. H.. sell at public auc
ton upon the premises to the highest bidder, the
Lots or parcels OF land numbered respectively 10 n
Inclusive the location aud dimensions whereof are
moro particularly shown by the plat thereof filed
parcels Of land arc part OF the subdivisions Gud
shown on the plat Of tho subdivisions OF the
shepherd estate recorded In Deed Book numbered
%. page S73, in the Clerks Office Of the County
were conveyed 10 Abner Key by Daniel G. List aud
Daniel LaIb as special commissioners, by deed
d.ted the 18th day Of May, 1870. and recorded IL
the last mentioned Clerks office in Deed Book
The plopefty will be sold either In Lots as laid
out on the first mentioned plat, Or in parcels OF said
lou. or IS a whole, MS may seem most judicIous
The undersigned Is authorized by said decree to
sell said land, or any parcel thereof at private
sale, subject 70 confirmation by said Circuit Court
and respectfully solicits bids therefor IN writing 10
be filed with him before sale. y 5i5 H. -
TERMS 0Fy SALE Each purchaser 10 pay In
hand one third Of the pnrchasa money due By him
and as much more as he may choose 10 pay. and
the residue, II any, In two equal iastaiments bear
Ing interest iIom the day OF sale and payable re-
spectively In one and two years thereafter; notes
with good security to be given for the deferred ill.,
stalments and the legal tile to be retained as fur
Their security until payment In full. S . "
-i ,s5'-sT- 80 tusg DANIEL LAND,
tll7 7-rs 81 Special Commissioner,
] hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, tho above
named special commissioner. has given bond In
the penalty and with surety required by law and
je20 l@ll JNo. ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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81. vi,tee oil a deed Of trust made by FrcdeFick
William EnRlehard and wife 10 me as trustee,
dated June 13. 1858. and recorded In the office Of
the Clerk, Of the County Court OF Ohio county
West Virginia. In Deed oil Trust Book No. 20. pAso
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SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of AUGUST. 1857.
commencing at 10 O'clock A, NJ, all that part oil
lots numbered niue md ten III Chapne and Eotrs
addition to the city 81 Wheeling bounded and DO.
scribed Us follows: Beginning at a point aud at
the centre Of the brick division wall on the north.
ery side OF Twenty third street. and seventy ono
feet cSstwardly from the northeast corner oil Water
and Twenty third streets; thence notthwardly and
piIafet with Water street. i22 feet to tho kouihery
side oil ten foot slleyway and with the said side Of
said alley.way eastwatdly sixteen and eight.
twclfths feet 10 tho Townsend line, and with his
line southWardly and parallel with Water street
seventy.two aud ninG.twellths feet: thence cast.
wardly and parallel with 1wenty'thtrd street SIX
feet; thence touihwaIdly and parallel with Water
street forty nine and ihrec.tweliths feat 10 the
northGrly line Of Twenty.thitd street; and with
tho tau,e wcstwsrdly twenty-five AID eight.
twelfths feet 10 the beginning. I.s5Esf'
TERMS or SALE -One-thlrh, and as much more az
the purchaser may elect, cash OH tho day OF sale,
The balance In two equal installmenB payable IN
one and two years from The day Of sale with inter.
est from that date the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments and sccdrc thcsar.e BY
deed Of trust uPon tho property and insurance
policies upon the buildings to the satisfaction Of
the trustee. -Tslgr 5''l Ig.g lr-7 IS
The title is believed good, but selling as trustee
! shall convey only the title vested In me by said
deed OF trust },i3si. = a.'Lr., : ~, 3 +
!. q, ssaf.. -ss,.g,IiFs9 " . JJITRnARD Trfstoe
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Champion Guy 7lHts. N 20 n = z m
The Blsine mon are smiling in their
sleeves over the fact that the Commercial
Ga.tt!s has taken the oGensive and 10
forcing the Blsine-Sherman issue. The
move Is unwise for Sherman's friends.
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Ig-7I1 ~ II, z. = O. IsNIIroNd. D . ~, 81
Bellairc 4 ZanesvIllo Through Passenger leaves
BellAre at S:4Oa m, arrives at Bellaire at D. NJ
Woodshe'd Passenger leaves Bellaire at A:2o p.
NJ, arrives at Dellaire at $50 a, m. t. : AZ r
symmetrical Accommodation leaves Be!lsire nj
loo p. M, arrives at Belaire at I:i6A nj =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TBAVELERs' GUIDE,

a RR1VAL AND e DEPARTURE OF
IL TRAINs-on and after July II, 1ss7-E1pIA-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. "DaiIy. t5uuday
excepted. tMonday eSeep.ed.-Easte1n STANDARD
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W. Il. HALLra, Auctionccr. - = ''"'>
T1RUsrEEs SALE OF FIFTH WARD

| : by virtue OF deed Of trust made BY Austin
Maley aud wife to me as trustee. dated september
7, 1856 aud recorded III tho office Of tho tetk Of
J the county Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
In Deed Of trust Book No. a. page 51I, shall sell
ut tho front door Of tho Court House Of said cpuu,
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: sUNDA YS-LeAve at 200 a. M, and run every
hour until 900 p N. Leave Wheeling PARK at SOD
A. m. aud run every hour until 10 D. m, excent
Church Trains which will leave tho Park at 9:15 Z,
NJ, and Wheeling at p:l5 p. N. 5i1l1I
: ApSo ~ ts2sJi1; Q. HlRS0H. Superintendent 4
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Useless to ProIong the Discussion

OHIO State Journal. E. lfa@"
1t is probably useless to prolong tho
discussion upon the Sherman announcement
RESOLUTION. From the arguments Of the
last week the weight Of conclusion seems
10 DO as follows: W. TX
i. 1t Is very impolitic thing to do.
2. 1t was not sound judgment to pro.
pose Ii. {,
3, II Mr.. Sherman wiehes to make test
Of his strength in this way and at this
time, very good. ;.
4. II the resolution is introduced pass 1t
with q hurrah. t"sa .s
s. Get right down to business OH the
pending State election.
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SHERMAN, AND onfd.
Should Honest John 10 Endorsed by tho
4 Toledo Convention? Adverse Opinions.

Should Honest upnu bo 1huotseu ~ sho
{, Toledo Convention? Adverse Opinions.
Springfield Republican. sa8s y
tits our opinion that an expression in
behalf Of Mr.. Sherman should be uani-
nous and hearty; 1t 10 our deaire that 1t
should be-but II the introduction Of a
resolution in hia behalf Is likely to DO the
cause Of division, bad feeling and strife, 1t
should be withheld. It Is not especially
in the interest Of Mr.. Blaine, but It Ia In
the interest Of Mr.. Sherman and the en-.
tire Republican party that there should
DO no expression as to the Presidency that
ia not spontaneous, united, and hearty
whether It be for Mr.. Sherman or Mr..
BIaine,or for any other man. The first and
last thing to be pchemed for and occurred,
is harmony-and everything that 10 likely
to prove disturbing and dlsruptlng ele.
ment should be carefully and rcllgiously
avoided. -.---. M,
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The Inexpediency become Moro Appnrs

The inexpediency Of any attempt at
forcing a vote to indorse any ono for the
Presidency at the Toledo convention ia
more and more apparent every day. Gen
tlemen, don't try 1t; it will raise storm.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

Is SATURDAY. tho 9th DAY OF AUGUST, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", tho following do.
the city OF Wheeling, In tho county OF Ohio aud
State OF West Virginia, and desiguated as the lot
numbered sixteen In square numbeled eighteen,
on the plat OF The addition 10 said city Of Wheel.
Ing laid out by sprigg and Richie. ssa. b. :.
Terms OF aGIE-One.third and as much moro ~
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash. Oh the day oil
Salo. the balance In two equal lnStalments pa,ab
fl ono and two years from TIC day Of sale with III.
tCrest from that day, the purchaser 10 give his
note Tor tho deferred payments, and secure tho
same by deed OF trust upon the property aud ID.
sutafice policies Upon the buildings 10 the tatac.
ton OF tue trustee. ~ 81 A.}1,}gas lg-.1rE
The title ~ believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only tho utlo ypitgd In nc.
sEF ". J. ". COHDEN, Trustee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Il.

TOR sALE-TWO WORK HORSES
] T. and one Cart Apply to JAZZ. RoDLEY. 81
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WTHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R.. r.
wv On and after May 2, 1857. trains on the
Wheeling d Elm Grove Ea,lfoad viii hi, az ioi.
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the Clerky oil the County Court oil OHIO county,
West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. 90. page
TO- shall sell at the front door Of tho Court House
OF said county on ',tyIifEE-,
SATURDAY, tho 18Th DAY OF AUGUsT, 1887,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the north onehali
Of lot No. forty l40, situated Oh the west side Of
Chapliuc street between Twenty.tifth l25thl and
Twenty sixth t?6th) streets formerly called Mar.
shall and Division streets, In the sixth ward Of tho
city OF wheeling, being In whist is known as Eoda
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling. together with all
tho appurtenauce unto the Laid land belonging OF
In anywise nppertaining.
TERys OF SALE-one'third and as much more As
the purchaser may elect, cash on tho day Of sale,
the balance IN two equal instatlmen;G payable III
one and Two years rom the day Of sale with inter-
est from that date the purchaser 70 give hts notes
Tor the deferred payments, and Secute the same by
deed Of trust upon the property and INSURANCE
policies upon the buildings to tho satisfaction Of
The trustee. m si.la 49,
The title is believed good, but sollIng as trusted
shalt convey only the title vested In me by said
deed Of trust. s7tt.l ..zt .s
~ p HUBBARD, Trustee.
. Il. ". HAIIER Auctlonehr. lyls
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TOR SAlE-PLANING MILL SHAW.
and Cows. packing goods, sc. HANEg d WILSON,
No. iJs Main street. da,tfis uli lHfN7i "A is2lP
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= :" :" "
The title Is believed good, but selliug as trustee
shall convey only the title vested In me by said
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTH WARD

I. 81 - ". p. HUBBARD, Trustee
". Il. UALLgn Auctiouear. ~ SOL jyiS
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Grace Hawthorne is doing an i'm
mense business Ia London.
Manager THOMPSON, Of the Portland
Casino, 10 In San Francisco on theatrical
business.
The Griamer Company open at the
AIoazar, San Francisco, In Called
Back" February TIL
In our theatres nowadays nearly every.
thing goes ont between the acts, savs
tbs ladies and the gas.
It Is authoritatively announced that
Clara Morris Wilt follow Emma Abbott
at the Bald win, San Francisco.
Adele Waters has joined Hapger's
Hoodnaa Blind Company. Mckee
Rankinis company b nov reduced g
Mabel Bert.
The Princeton College Glee Club ex.
tended lie holiday vacation tour as faE
West as CHICAGO. %here 10 gave con-
cert to large audience.
Phosa MoAIlisteE, the bright actress
Who visited Seattle two years ago, 10
now playing the leading role In Taken
from Life' as the Academy Of Music,
Chicago.
Manager Thompson Of the Casino ID
said to be negotiating with Manager
Abbey with view Of bringing Patti te
Portland. IL 10 said that Abbey de
mands q guarantee Of 5000 for each
performance. THIS will probably b
Patti's last visit 10 the coast for several
years.
Katie PutHam and her company are
nov In Idaho on their gay East. They
play IN Boise City on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday OF this week. II Katie
Putnam were as much OF q favoEit6
everywhefe az she 10 in Seattle she
ought 70 be able to retire with fortune
well up in the millions.
The Emma Abbott Opera Company
which 10 nov playing at San Francisco
SilI appear al Portland about January
30sh. A movement Is on foot to induce
the company to appear at the FFyl
D, era House in this city. and IL vii
probably be successful. Emma Abbot
would meet With q royal welcome IL
Seattle.
William Gillette, the Professor" ant
4" Private Secretary" Who made the PEG
pie of Seattle laugh 20 heartily, vii
| produces at the Grand Opera House
Chicago, this evening, his third play
"Hsld by the Enemy" which Is said &
be funnieF than either OF its funn,
| predecessors.
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We were sitting. after Waiting,
Ga the stairs.
He. before I eoald forbid u.
Stole ross, ere yea ! missed IL.
And, IS tenderiy be kissed IL,
Swiftiy IN hts pocket hid Il.
UnawAre&
We we're talking, AFTER Waiting.
On TIE stairs.
had said thai be shoald rue il,
Aud s@cgnFs ] intended,
Whish I think be AppFs6ended.
I Gas kiSsed Before I knew u,
UnAwAreA
We vsre silsns. after waltxire,
Go the stairs-
had ssoFmsd wiah angry feelins.
Bat hs spske love. never hesdine.
Add my eyes fell 'neath bis piesdina
AL my dspsA q l0vs EsvsAllng.
DnawaxeA
--Bssfo& Gsarssr.
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WHo oWNs rHK sHnR?

Among the many "reminiscences
which have been called forth by the
death Of General Logan is the follow
ing, which was related by Major George
H. Hopkins 10 reporter of tne Detroit
Epealag Journal. Il ia needless to say
that Major Hopkins memory must have
failed him, aud that IL was at San Fran
CISCO or Portland, instead Of at Seattle,
shat the incident occurred. However, II
there is a pretty little married woman
la seattle who has decorated shoe
hanging in her drawing room she
should remove it Immediately, IN order
90 prevent urjust suspicious. Major
Hopkins says;
Logan Was great story teller. and
nzds the evenings very pleasant. His
stories were never without point, and
rarely approached anything like coarse
meas. remember one Incident at Seat
lie, which charactsFizes Logsn's dislike
Of all affectation aud gush. At that
town We we're treated 10 big campfire.
The principal citizens Of the town and
their wives and daughters escorted rs 10
the gronuds, aud remained with rs dur
ing the entertainment. AZ one time a
number Of us we're seated on the ground
chatting, when several Of the men pro-
duced cigars and began 10 smoke. Lo-
gan took cigar, bit Of the end aud puE
ID in his mouth. Then be fshed out a
match, bat locking about saw nothing
10 strike II on. A pretty little married
woman, sitting opposite him. also on
the ground, saw bis predieament. She
pFosYuded q shapely little Slipper and
said: Strike she match on my shoe.
General Logan struck his match and
would have thauGhk no mere about IL,
but the lady declined 90 let the matter
rest there. She announced her inten-
ton Of decorating the shoe With ribbons
and hanging 10 up In the drawing room
as a souvenir. She told every one she
met about the Gene ala having struck
match upon the shoe, and talked con,
tinuously about IL all day. Logan vas
femrfully diaeusted. | never SAG hin,
90 AnRty, bas Of coOrse he couid say
nothing. After leaving Seattle We got q
nam roth shoe--ab0as two feet long
decorated II and presented u 10 Logan
with much ceremony. He wasn't Q bis
pleased. either. and showed Il, although,
Of course. be coaldn't be angry
EaKKH o'cLocK TKAs.
Mrs. NV. b. Stacey proposes to give
dorina the season q number Of small
entertainments uhich she appropriately
tsrns ''thrse O'Clock tsaa." Those OF
her friends who have been present ct
the one or tvo already given approve
NEST heartily Of Mrs. stacey's happy
idea, sud unite in the opiaion that three
O'Clock teas are great success.
CosRmcTIoS. In the list of ladies' re-
eeivtn0 DAYS for 1857, which Vas pub
liShed on SaReAy, January "a, Wednes-
day wss incorrectly given ~ The day
selected By Mrs. Ssaesg. Thursday i
the day which she has long devoted 10
Fesesvsse, as her Numerous friends well
know.
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kolsdays vita snaaasssa and frssnds. -
taEnsd - 0snpssilIs Let 1nssaay even
ing.
nErs. saeEnmmn and Mias Rsriss. AZ
Saogamense. Calif0rnEa. who hsvs heen
visiting MFM 8. Fr6mnnshal for suzas
time paaf, expec4 20 return hoDe en-
Tuesday naxt. They viii 80 By way Of
Portland.
Tbs many Frfen Of J. n. Frink. 81
perinfenden1 Of he WazhfHat0n EFgn
works. viii be blessed 30 learn thaa hs
IL rssoTsrfng from his seeent severe
flineaz He Gas 90 far recovered On
Friday a. 10 take q walk IN shB bKfEhi
snnshine og thai dag.
George L. Davis. Of Osympia; ID. ID.
FsRin, 81 Portland. O. A. Mitehasls 81
CoapssisIe. II. j. Ratnsv. Kate Lowell
aud Aibsrt Moores, Of Fort Steiiae0em;
3. Mseker. 81 PuvsIlup: q. ri Cham
beriain, Of Cherry Valley, n. T.; q. +.
AIIen, u Kans. waiter jackson. Of
Pcgtiand; y r. Mcdonald, Of Elleus-
burg. snd Mr.. FairehiIda. 81 Whafcom.
are af the Brunswick.
Captain Dougiaas. Of the ship s..
ssepben n0w N port, Is IN Seattle for
the first time. He found here an cid
sehooimase in the person Of Captain W.
j. BFyant, 6teamboat Inspector for this
distriea. They went 90 school toRefheE
Ia 6eerResewn, Maine, aud afterwards
wsrs ahipmates from the same port.
rus meeting In this plaes, 90 far from
their cid keme, vas an agreeable expe-
rienes for the two captains.
Jos. "A. Oil Of New Westminster, J.
O. Cheers OF Port Madison, o.. Tusk
Of Portland, /. J.. SpFanRht of Blsek
Diamond, r. Edwards Of Blaine. John
Thomas, W. Heady. Of LyBden. james
Bfsnuen and son Of Delta. Miss Maggie
West Of Whateom, John Jones Of ken.
ton, Jas. Nc lnfoah, d. Macarthur and
John Niece Of Olympia, Jas. MeMui
Ien Of Ssanaood. 8. p. Thomson 81
Delta. w. J. Evans Of Samish, II. A
Thomson Of San Francisco, W. W
Eagan Of Green River. and w. A. Fa,
Of Tacoma. are at the New England.